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9/29/2013 Mike Piazza is inducted into the Mets Hall of Fame. @mikepiazza31 · XDL

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9/29/2013 Mike Piazza is inducted into the Mets Hall of Fame. @mikepiazza31

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9/25/1973 The Mets hold Willie Mays Night at Shea Stadium to honor the future Hall of Famer, who is set to retire at the end of the 1973 season.

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9/24/2011 With the Mets trailing by a run in the seventh, Valentino Pascucci ties the game with a pinch-hit home run, his first homer since 2004. David Wright gives New York the lead in the eighth with an RBI double.

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9/26/2012 David Wright records his 1,419th hit to become the Mets all-time leader in hits.

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9/25/2022 Pete Alonso sets the single-season RBI record for the Mets when he drives in his 125th run of the year.

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9/26/2017 The Mets score four runs in the final three innings to beat Atlanta 4-3. Kevin Plawecki homers off R.A. Dickey, Asdrúbal Cabrera ties the score with a sacrifice fly, and Travis Taijeron wins the game with a walk-off knock.

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9/25/2003 After more than 40 years and over 6,000 broadcasts, Bob Murphy calls his final game for the Mets.

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9/26/2015 The Mets win the National League East for the first time since 2006.

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9/3/2020 The Mets pay tribute to Tom Seaver by placing dirt on their right knees and tipping their caps to his retired number. After J.D. Davis' game-tying homer in the ninth, Pete Alonso hits a walk-off two-run home run to beat the Yankees.

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